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Lots of things claim to be anonymous and secure but aren't. There's no excuse to fall for this claim.

• lolinder 3y ago
  The bill doesn't say "the service must claim to be anonymous and secure", the bill says that the service must actually not retain age-verifying information. Yes, services might break the law and retain the information longer than they're legally allowed to, but under this bill that's a violation of the law, not merely false advertising.
  • Talanes 3y ago
    False advertising is a crime too, and obviously you don't think people take that seriously, so why should this crime be any different?
  • add-sub-mul-div 3y ago
    The idea of $19 check coming to me in a class action lawsuit settlement eight years from now doesn't do much to make me trust that my data won't be leaked through either carelessness, intention, or obfuscation. (The latter being my term for the way our data is already "anonymously" traded among ad tech companies daily behind the scenes.)